Launders News Network launches for CS:GO fans in Toronto

Launders and Rivalry have recently announced that they are launching the “Launders News Network” to provide CS:GO fans with various events in Toronto. 

Rivalry and Launders will offer the entire esports-loving community a series of events this summer and exciting content.

Launders News Network Launched for CS:GO Fans in Toronto

With the revelation that celebrity influencer Mohan “launders” Govindasamy will have his news show on Twitter and Instagram, the Launders News Network is set to shake up the Counter-Strike community. With this new news account, all fans of Valve’s game will enjoy a detailed analysis of all tournaments and events in the competitive CS:GO scene.

In addition, thanks to the partnership between Launders and online bookmaker Rivalry.gg, the entire Toronto community will be able to live unique experiences this summer. With this partnership, they plan to hold several live events and other LANs to bring all fans closer to the competitive CS:GO scene.

When does the Rivalry and Launders partnership begin?

The partnership between these two companies starts in a few days. All CS:GO fans in Toronto will be treated to a viewing party for the IEM Rio finals on April 23rd.

All about the Launders News Network

The Launders News Network is a program for presenting CS:GO news. But not only that, but it also broadcasts national and international events. The broadcasts will be done through their Instagram and Twitter accounts, where they have a community of 130k followers.

Likewise, all users will be able to send their CS:GO jungle videos, and the best ones will be selected by Launders to comment on them.

In addition, followers who are not in Toronto can compete in the “Chicken Pop Championship.” In this competition, participants have 2 minutes to kill the most chickens. Now, the winner will have the chance for great prizes, including perhaps battling Launders.

The Launders x Rivalry collaboration allows fans to interact with other community members. In addition to seeing all the news from the competitive scene, they will have a channel to watch the tournaments’ broadcasts.

The first tournament that all followers of the Launders News Network will be able to watch is the IEM Rio 2023. It is a top-level CS:GO competition in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the world’s best players participate. We are talking about the most awaited tournament of April since a prize pool of 250K is at stake. The winner gets a part of the prize pool and a pass to the IEM Cologne 2023.

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